casemx 270
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- Location
- East midlands
We have two or three vehicles at work and do quite a few miles currently we pay for the fuel we use and get the money paid back to us. Anyone use fuel cards ? Which is the best ? Thanks
Fuel card
- Thread starter casemx 270
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- Location
- Ceredigion
Oil 4 Wales
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- Location
- Scottish Highlands
- Location
- Ceredigion
Just checked next week , Certas are 32p more than Oil 4 Wales on White D , crazy
- Location
- Summer set
Use Allstar
Can use it to get Adblue, screen wash too.
Can use it to get Adblue, screen wash too.
- Location
- Shropshire
We use Allstars. It's accepted most places. Recently though, they seem to have added some extra fees including monthly card fee and some eco charges. It's on my to do list to bend their ear about it and shop around for a better deal.
- Location
- North East Wilts
Just cancelled our Allstar, were charged £15 in a month when we used no fuel!
- Location
- Hampshire
We've always found it cheaper to buy it in bulk.
- Location
- Ceredigion
Thats ok if your running out of your yard, in refueling distance of your yard , and your security is up to scratch for the the value of all that fuel.
Fuel cards are worth the fact that you have all your vat invoices in one place even if there is no saving
Can someone answer why Keyfuel prices vary so much between companies, the two I quoted in particular being 30p per litre
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Are some of them inc VAT and some ex?
I find it hard to believe there will be that much variation otherwise. Always a few pennies whenever I’ve looked.
We use FuelGenie to fill up at supermarkets. Have just opened a good, old fashioned monthly account with an independent garage on the school run which is consistently 5p below the supermarkets.
casemx 270
Member
- Location
- East midlands
Trouble is we have several yards and 60 miles in between so local petrol stations would be better perhaps opening an account would be better just looking for ideas and your opinions really
Courier
Member
- Location
- M62 - M1 - M18 triangle
We are on 103.12 next week down by 0.16 from last week (And we get 0.5ppl of Nectar points as well)
So that is effectively a VAT inclusive pump price of 123.15 for next week ..... We do get folk ringing up with "Prospecting" prices but the have never been more that 0.5 ppl better and past experience tells me that they may not last - Our current rates are linked to the Rotterdam Platts rate and consistently some 7 to 9 p below the regular forecourts and NEVER seen a supermarket get close. And our price of 103.12 still stands at M/Way services (Tamworth showing over 125.83 + VAT = 151...!!)
Thats on a Wex (Esso) card with fortnightly DD billing.
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- Location
- Ceredigion
No both quotes without vat
What is everyone paying this week
- Location
- North Suffolk
We got one through our buying group. Get the prices for the week emailed every Monday night and it's up to us whether we use it or not. Normally 8p below supermarket forecourt prices though
Deutzdx3
Member
Local gas station is that price currently. Seems prices differ some what.
- Location
- North West Wales
I still remember being told excitedly by someone we know that they had just had a fuel card and that the fuel was nearly 30p cheaper than the garage. His jaw dropped to the floor as the penny dropped when we replied, “yes that’s not too bad with the vat added”, about 2p cheaper.....
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